Claude Everett Clancy was the son of Lonzy Everett Clancy and Carrie Eolivia Lorentz Clancy. Claude married Pearl Courtright, daughter of Charles Henry Courtright and Bessie Little Courtright in Oklahoma City, OK.
He was the owner of Bert's Trading Post on Reno Avenue, OKC, OK for many years.
He was the father of four children: Roland Claude Clancy aka RC, Louis Mahlon Clancy, and two Living children.
Grandpa Claude was a very sweet man. He was shy of giving hugs and kisses but he did for his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He loved his wife, Pearl, very much.
A lot of people called him Bert because of the name of his store. Everyone in the family called it The Store. He would never tell them that they had his name wrong. He purchased the Store from the man who was named Bert. Grandpa had gone to work for him and worked several years and then bought him out when Bert decided to sell. He purchased the Store and two houses beside it. They lived in one house and rented out the other. In time, they moved the other house to 1137 SW 23rd St, OKC, OK.
He was the owner of Bert's Trading Post on Reno Avenue, OKC, OK for many years.
He was the father of four children: Roland Claude Clancy aka RC, Louis Mahlon Clancy, and two Living children.
Grandpa Claude was a very sweet man. He was shy of giving hugs and kisses but he did for his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He loved his wife, Pearl, very much.
A lot of people called him Bert because of the name of his store. Everyone in the family called it The Store. He would never tell them that they had his name wrong. He purchased the Store from the man who was named Bert. Grandpa had gone to work for him and worked several years and then bought him out when Bert decided to sell. He purchased the Store and two houses beside it. They lived in one house and rented out the other. In time, they moved the other house to 1137 SW 23rd St, OKC, OK.
Claude Everett Clancy was the son of Lonzy Everett Clancy and Carrie Eolivia Lorentz Clancy. Claude married Pearl Courtright, daughter of Charles Henry Courtright and Bessie Little Courtright in Oklahoma City, OK.
He was the owner of Bert's Trading Post on Reno Avenue, OKC, OK for many years.
He was the father of four children: Roland Claude Clancy aka RC, Louis Mahlon Clancy, and two Living children.
Grandpa Claude was a very sweet man. He was shy of giving hugs and kisses but he did for his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He loved his wife, Pearl, very much.
A lot of people called him Bert because of the name of his store. Everyone in the family called it The Store. He would never tell them that they had his name wrong. He purchased the Store from the man who was named Bert. Grandpa had gone to work for him and worked several years and then bought him out when Bert decided to sell. He purchased the Store and two houses beside it. They lived in one house and rented out the other. In time, they moved the other house to 1137 SW 23rd St, OKC, OK.
He was the owner of Bert's Trading Post on Reno Avenue, OKC, OK for many years.
He was the father of four children: Roland Claude Clancy aka RC, Louis Mahlon Clancy, and two Living children.
Grandpa Claude was a very sweet man. He was shy of giving hugs and kisses but he did for his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He loved his wife, Pearl, very much.
A lot of people called him Bert because of the name of his store. Everyone in the family called it The Store. He would never tell them that they had his name wrong. He purchased the Store from the man who was named Bert. Grandpa had gone to work for him and worked several years and then bought him out when Bert decided to sell. He purchased the Store and two houses beside it. They lived in one house and rented out the other. In time, they moved the other house to 1137 SW 23rd St, OKC, OK.
